Little Big Soldier (2010) Da bing xiao jiang (original title)

Director:

Sheng Ding

Writer:

Jackie Chan (screenplay)

Release Date:

11 February 2010 (Malaysia)

Genre:

Action | Adventure | Comedy

Plot:

An old soldier kidnaps a young general of an enemy state and takes him on a long journey to collect the reward. |

Plot Keywords:

General | Soldier | Disarming Someone | Sword Fight | Cavalry

Cast

Jackie Chan	...	The Soldier
Leehom Wang	...	the General
Rongguang Yu	...	Captain Yu
Baoqiang Wang	...	Messenger
Peng Lin	...	Songster
Ken Lo	...	Guard Yong
Sung-jun Yoo	...	Prince Wen (as Steve Yoo)
Xiao Dong Mei	...	Lou Fan Yan
Ben Niu	...	the Scholar
Jack Tu	...	Imperial Bodyguard
Jun He	...	Qin General B
Yue Wu	...	Beggar Head
Song Jin	...	Lou Fan Wei
Baisi Guleng	...	LouFan Gang
Ding Sheng	...	Qin General A
Yuming Du	...	Guard Wu
Wang Xu	...	San Lang
Ao Te Gen Bi Li Ge	...	LouFan Gang
Han Guanhua	...	Qin General C
Wu Rong Rong	...	Beggar C
Yang Zheng	...	Imperial Bodyguard
Zhao Yao Dong	...	Student East
Alan Ng	...	Guard Zhuo
Gang Te Mu Er	...	LouFan Gang
Ning Ji Ri Ga La Wu	...	LouFan Gang
Liang Jing Ke	...	Beggar B
Wang Yan Shi	...	The King of Liang
Huang Jian Ming	...	Liang General B
Ning Xu	...	Imperial Bodyguard
Li Gang	...	Liang General A
Jarry Liau	...	Imperial Bodyguard
Zhang Chang Zheng	...	Beggar A
Yang Fan	...	Soldier A
Zha Ka	...	General of Liang
Wang Zi Yi	...	The boy
Ba Te Tu Er Ji Ba	...	LouFan Gang
Shen Cing Min	...	Beggar D
Bao Yin Ge Xi Ge	...	LouFan Gang
Wang Hai Xiang	...	Imperial Bodyguard
Guan Jin	...	Liang Eunuch
Yan Yan Long	...	Imperial Bodyguard
Si Ri Ji Pu Ri Bu	...	LouFan Gang
Hong Tong Ba Tu	...	LouFan Gang
Ji Tao	...	Student West
Wang Bin	...	Refugee A
Yuan He Ping	...	Liang Official

Directed by
Sheng Ding

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Jackie Chan		screenplay

Produced by
Jackie Chan	....	producer
Solon So	....	producer

Original Music by
Xiao Ke

Cinematography by
Xiaoding Zhao		(director of photography)

Sound Department
Brendan Geaney	....	dubbing editor
Sam Wang	....	sound designer
Sam Wang	....	sound mixer

Stunts
Han Guan Hua	....	assistant stunt coordinator
Gang Wu	....	stunt coordinator
Jackie Chan	....	stunt actor (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
Raymond Lam	....	a camera/stedicam operator

Production Companies

• Beijing Dragon Garden Culture & Art (co-presented by)
• Jackie & JJ Productions (co-presented by)
• Beijing Universe Starlight Culture Media (co-presented by)
• Talent International Film Cultural Company (co-presented by)
• Universal Culture (co-presented by)
• Media-Television

Distributors

• Cathay-Keris Films (2010) (Singapore) (theatrical)
• Distribution Workshop (2010) (Hong Kong) (theatrical)
• Innoform Media (2010) (Singapore) (theatrical)
• Sidus FNH (2010) (Korea) (theatrical)
• Viva International Pictures (2010) (Philippines) (theatrical)
• Beijing Poly-bona Film Publishing Company (2010) (China) (all media)
• Emperor Motion Pictures (2010) (Hong Kong) (all media)
• Film1 (2011) (Netherlands) (TV) (limited)
• JC Group International (2010) (China) (all media)
• KSM Film (2010) (Germany) (all media)
• Long Shong Entertainment Multimedia Company (2010) (Taiwan) (all media)
• Metropolitan Filmexport (2010) (France) (all media)
• One Movie (2010) (Italy) (all media)
• Presidio (2010) (Japan) (all media)
• RTL Entertainment (2012) (Netherlands) (TV) (RTL7)
• Showbox Media Group (2010) (UK) (all media)
• Splendid Film (2011) (Belgium) (DVD)
• Splendid Film (2011) (Belgium) (DVD) (Blu-ray)
• Splendid Film (2011) (Netherlands) (DVD)
• Splendid Film (2011) (Netherlands) (DVD) (Blu-ray)
• Vendetta Films (2010) (New Zealand) (all media)
• Waylen Group (2012) (Canada) (TV)
• Well Go (2011) (USA) (all media)

Also Known As:

"Da bing xiao jiang" - China (original title)
"Last Soldier" - Japan (English title) (imdb display title)

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for violence and action

Runtime:

96 min

Country:

China | Hong Kong

Language:

Mandarin

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

USA:PG-13 | Singapore:PG | South Korea:12 | Hong Kong:IIB | Philippines:PG-13 (MTRCB) | Japan:G | UK:15 | Germany:16 | Netherlands:12 (TV version) (slightly cut) | Netherlands:16

Company:

Beijing Dragon Garden Culture & Art

Trivia:

When he could not take the role of the young general, Jackie Chan originally considered Daniel Wu to play the part of the young general, but Chan disregarded the thought after realizing that he had already filmed two movies earlier with Wu. Chan's wife, Joan Lin, suggested their son Jaycee Chan, but Chan objected it. Lin later suggested Leehom Wang, which Chan agreed immediately.

Saturday Night Comedy

I would recommend this film to any one who is after a comedy for the night, Before i saw this film i was wary of it because of films I've seen with shabby Chinese - English conversion, or just terrible Chinese matrix styled martial art films, and i am glad I've been proved wrong. From the start to the end it is pact with Action and Humor. Jackie Chan is a sleek as ever with his strange ability to use the environment to his advantage in brawls and his strange antiques are as fine tuned as ever, ontop of this, his comedy is a fine as it ever has been, he pulled this off well and truly. I also though how the film ended was brilliant, i don't want to spoil it, so take my word, the ending couldn't be any better. In my opinion i would say this is in the top 10 films I've seen this year.